Has it been getting harder for you to breathe? Maybe it’s the weather, but it could be COPD.

A new international report highlights the damage that exposure to tobacco does to developing children and calls for increased tobacco control measures.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) released a new study showing high use of tobacco products among teenagers.

Federal officials are taking legal action against six electronic cigarette manufacturers.

Millions of kids and teens in the United States use electronic cigarettes, according to the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA).

It may sound unreal, but the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) just approved the marketing of a type of cigarettes.

In the span of one year, roughly 1.8 million fewer young people reported using electronic cigarettes. But that means around 3.6 million children and adolescents said they still used the devices.

You will soon see new cigarette packaging in stores near you.

Whether you have tried many times to quit smoking or you have never once tried to quit, a new year means another chance to successfully kick the habit.

The number of lung injuries related to electronic cigarette use continues to rise.